How to pronounce “lead someone a dance”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• To waste somebody's time in an elaborately circuitous manner.

Practice Nearby Words

lead someone up the garden path, rope-a-dope, lead someone down the garden path, fiddle away, footle away, dawdle, fool around, give someone the runaround, fiddle around, dally, screw around, boondoggle, time-waste, footle, linger out, faff around, coquet, fiddle about, mess about, fiddlefuck, throw, blue-ball, pull someone's chain, beguile, hook in, get someone in a line, talk someone under the table, slow dance, time warp, buy time, footle about, yank someone's chain, footle around, dance with the devil, faff about, fast-talk, take for a ride, dance, fangle, noodle, chase moonbeams, slowball, jack around, waltz, rope into, dance to someone's tune, cut in, pull someone's leg, drag one's feet, beat off, dirty dance, take one's sweet time, fritter, tick and toy, play for a fool, run around with, dangle, fly with leaden wings, lirt, moodle, laze, play, fool with, mess around, toe-dance, drawl, fart around, jerk someone's chain, play games, jazz, disco, beat someone's time, windlass, fiddle-faddle, serve someone a trick, tool around, traipse, move one's body, skank, take one's sweet little time, string along, circumduct, step dance, wear, tear up the dance floor, beat one's meat, clog, firtle, dance on a rope, quiddle, fart about, drill, banter, juggle, dandle, make a nuisance of oneself, inveigle, make someone's head spin, entrap, monkey around

Similar Sounds

lithuanians, lissomeness, codominance, sliding window, sediments, ceremonial dance, sustenance, pseudomonas, state's evidence, soda machine